Obras poeticas de Gregorio de Mattos Guerra - Tomo I :  precedidas de vida do poeta pelo licenceado Manuel Pereira Rebello

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Obras poeticas de Gregorio de Mattos Guerra - Tomo I : precedidas de vida do poeta pelo licenceado Manuel Pereira Rebello

by Gregório de Matos

PT·~5 hours·79 chapters

Chapters

79 total
1

OBRAS POETICAS DE GREGORIO DE MATTOS

1:22
2

I

5:47
3

II

20:33
4

III

0:17
5

IV

7:13
6

V

11:39
7

VI

5:48
8

VII

8:26
9

VIDADO DR. GREGORIO DE MATTOS GUERRA

44:45
10

GLOSA.

1:43

Description

This volume gathers the poetic output of one of Brazil’s most incisive satirists, presenting his verses alongside a concise biography that situates his work within the cultural life of the eighteenth‑century Rio de Janeiro. The editor has drawn from a handful of rare manuscripts, some originating in imperial collections, and from the few printed selections that have survived, offering readers a more complete picture of the poet’s range—from biting satires to devotional lyrics and occasional sonnets.

The careful collation reveals numerous textual variations, allowing modern listeners to hear the poems as close to the author’s intent as possible. Alongside the verse, brief scholarly notes explain the sources and highlight the historical anecdotes that shaped the poet’s voice, making the collection both an engaging listening experience and a valuable glimpse into Brazil’s early literary heritage.

Details

Language

pt

Duration

~5 hours (288K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

Rio de Janeiro: Typographia Nacional, 1882.

Credits

Rita Farinha, Alberto Manuel Brandão Simões and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by Brasiliana Digital.)

Release date

2023-09-25

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Gregório de Matos

Gregório de Matos

b. 1636

A sharp-tongued 17th-century Brazilian poet, he became famous for verse that could be devotional one moment and fiercely satirical the next. His biting attacks on society earned him the nickname "Boca do Inferno"—the Mouth of Hell.

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